4th and Goal(s): Falcons Gearing To Put Bears In Fight or Flight Situation
Clearly, the Bears defense will have to be good this week. Would it be too much to ask them to get back to elite level and potentially shut down this explosive Falcon team?
Category Archives: Current Events
Column: On the Legend of the Notorious RBG, What Should Be Done With Supreme Court
With this focus now on the manipulation of the Supreme Court, another political norm has been erased from our country and its removal will only deepen our civil wounds.
Bulls: Once a Herald of Thunder, Donovan May Be Outright Savior for Rebuild
Aside from Donovan’s coaching efforts this past season with a retooled Thunder playoff team — ultimately making him a candidate for coach of the year — his experience and presence highlights the true components in developing this new culture the new Bulls management is emphasizing right away.
NBA: Golden State Warriors Return To Elite Status Could Be a Phone Call Away
The regrouping the franchise has endured may be a true saving grace for the Warriors and a pathway to an extended run of prosperity.
3 and Out: Survival Name of Game Again In Bears Home Opener
Despite elements of negativity in their win over the Giants, the Bears are now one of 10 NFL teams to start the year 2-0 after Sunday’s action. Never, ever apologize for victories in the NFL, no matter how ugly they are.
4th and Goal(s): So-Called Giants Don’t Measure Up To Bears’ Big Opportunity
The Giants aren’t a very imposing team, which should allow the Bears early opportunities to seize control of the game like in the opener, though those opportunities weren’t seized upon.
NBA Playoffs: In Bubble, Butler Shows True Worth As Survivor, Star
Every so often in text message exchanges I’ll make use of a GIF depicting Jimmy Butler’s playful reaction to then-Chicago Bulls teammate (and one-part athlete-to-three parts shooter) Doug McDermott’s serendipitous […]
3 and Out: Comeback In the Motor City Provides Rare Week 1 Victory
This game won’t be recorded in the annals of NFL history, but it was entertaining nonetheless. How the heck did the Bears win that game?
Column: #TrumpKnew, Didn’t Care and Might Have Sacrificed The Presidency
September 11th marked the six-month point from when quarantining became the default weapon our nation took up against COVID-19, a reality that hasn’t faded to memory and is as real as ever.
Chicago Bears 2020 Preview: Coaches May Feel Heat If Results Don’t Surpass 2019
The main challenge for 2020 is trying to get players to develop and improve during a season stripped down by a pandemic. Coaching is going to matter a lot this year and more so than in average years.
